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295. Barrington EATS: Heinen’s Fresh Catch for the Holidays
“The best of the best” were the words…
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281. Thirty-Three Grateful Thoughts for Thanksgiving
All month long our readers have been sharing…
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274. Barrington EATS: Something to be Thankful for at Heinen’s Fine Foods
Have you ever wished there was a Thanksgiving…
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261. Barrington Eats: Feast Your Eyes on Heinen’s Fall Foods
The Prepared Foods section at Heinen’s provides extremely unique and exciting selections for you to take home, heat and eat. And while they have some good standard everyday fare such as Chicken Romano and roasted potatoes, they also offer higher-end options that are fabulous, well-thought-out and really above and beyond everyday dinner. But the best part is that Heinen’s reinvents their Prepared Foods menu for every season and is now offering a full selection of tailor-made fall options at their Barrington store.
We’re taking a look at Heinen’s Fall Foods today in Part Two of a three-part-series about some of the most exciting seasonal offerings to be explored at Barrington’s newest grocery store. To learn more about the new fall offerings in their Prepared Foods counter, we spoke with one of the company’s corporate chefs and learned that they truly think before they create, taking into account the demographics of their eating audience. They profiled our area and say they discovered that we like finer things but also happen to love good old-fashioned comfort food.
The results of their research equal creamy rich goodness paired with delicate seasonal ingredients and include items such as rich Pumpkin Bisque, delectable Truffle Macaroni and Cheese and multifaceted Risotto Cakes……
245. Marketplace: Fall Wines & Heinen’s Perfect Pairings
We’re introducing something different for our Marketplace Monday…
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227. Marketplace: Heinen’s First Week in Barrington
Hopefully you found some time over the weekend…
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225. Barrington Shoppers Flock to Heinen’s Opening Day
An excited crowd gathered outside the new Heinen’s…
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222. Sneak Peek Inside the New Heinen’s Grocery Store
It’s opening week for the new Heinen’s Fine…
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211. Heinen’s Fine Foods Grand Opening Countdown
The signs they are a-changin’ at the Shops…
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129. Get Hired at Heinen’s Fine Foods in Barrington
Things have been buzzing over at the Shops at Flint Creek in Barrington where Heinen’s Fine Foods plans to open it’s eighteenth grocery store this August. The 82-year-old, family-owned company has 17 stores in and around Cleveland, but the Barrington location is their first venture outside Northeast Ohio. Construction at the new store is well underway and, for the first time today, Heinen’s is announcing details about their plans to hire up to 110 people locally.
I spoke with Heinen’s HR Director, Judy Galant this afternoon who shared their recruitment timeline. The online application process officially begins next Tuesday, April 10th……
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59. Heinen’s Fine Foods Store to Open in Barrington
Staples office supply closed for business in Barrington this week but, as Alexander Graham Bell once said, “When one door closes, another opens.” Heinen’s Fine Foods, a Cleveland-based grocery business with 17 stores in Northeastern Ohio, announced today they’re opening their newest store in Barrington next summer. They’re moving into the space that Staples is leaving at the Shops at Flint Creek. Today I spoke with one of the two Heinan brothers who run the business to learn more about the store and their decision to choose Barrington.
The Barrington move is a bold step for the 82-year-old, family-owned company because it’s Heinen’s first venture outside Northeast Ohio. “It took us 82 years to get to 17 stores in Cleveland, so this is not about being big and fast. This is about being the best.” Jeff Heinen says their plan is that the Barrington location will be just the beginning of a multi-store expansion into Greater Chicagoland. “This will be a huge challenge for us and we’re not overconfident.”
The Heinens say they’ve been considering a move to Barrington for quite some time. Village planners first reached out to the business about a move here in 2007 and the brothers came to town to tour the space last summer. They considered two other locations, one in Lake Forest and one in another state, before deciding on Barrington.…
